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🚨 #BOMBSHELL_LEAK! 🚨 A strictly CONFIDENTIAL document, alledgly leaked from the Eritrean embassy in Washington D.C., reveals #Eritrea's plot to reignite a bloody internal conflict within Tigray region & #Ethiopia. The document details a chilling plan to "amplify internal conflict within TPLF allied groups and create further divisions among...

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut Eritrea is so evil! 🤬

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut Breaking news… TIGRAY falls under Shaebia lead TPLF…. Also Shaebia lead FANO is making major advances… U don’t need to fabricate any BS… we r telling u that war in Eritrea soil will never happen and we cripple ur PP lead government and remove Bashasha water boy leader

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut Becareful, faking document is punishable

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut እንደ ሻቢያ ቅንቅናም ምቀኛ በምድር የለም! 🤮 ሰው ዘመኑን ሙሉ በችጋር እያረረ ኢትዮጵያ ላይ ነገር ሲጎነጉን ይውላል???

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What’s this got to do with Eritrea? So for eg when a hurricane happens in South Asia; do we just conclude that Eritrea is to blame for it? This is an Ethiopian problem as it taking place in Ethiopia. It has nothing to do with the big bad wolf that is Eritrea, with all due respect.

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Dr. Erwin nailed it: safeguarding AI isn’t a 'nice-to-have'—it’s a must. 🔒 🔥 Laws or no laws, if you’re not securing your models, you’re playing with fire. And guess who’s getting burned? Your organization. 🤖 #ResponsibleAI #Innovation @EYnews @Microsoft

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut FAKE NEWS

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut Movements like this make preemptive attacks a necessity. 🇪🇹 shouldn't wait any longer as these blood thirsty old guards come to our border & kill our people. They have already started attacking via the adigrat front in collaboration with TPLF & our governments silence is sicking

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut Fake documents by Gallas

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut Fake and false information the Aby regime is shitting themselves they’re really in deep fear of the Eritrean government EDF🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷👈🏼🫶🏽

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@AnnGarrison @martinplaut This fascist government of Afwerk must be gone. Enough is enough.

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TPLF used Flawed Historical Justification for Ceding the entire Red Sea Coast to Eritrea The TPLF relied on a selective and oversimplified interpretation of history in recognizing Eritrea's independence and ceding the entire Red sea shore in 1993. They treated Eritrea as a distinct colonial entity entitled to the full territorial extent of the former Italian colony, including the entire Red Sea coastline, against the 1950 UN resolution. This resulted in Ethiopia becoming landlocked, a strategic and economic disadvantage that contradicted deeper historical, cultural, and international legal precedents. A key element of this justification appears to stem from claims emphasizing Eritrea's origins as an Italian colonial creation. In the attached interview the late Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin suggested Eritrea emerged as a distinct entity around the late 19th century, when Italy occupied Eritrea, endorsed through Wuchale treaty. While it is true that "Eritrea" was an artificial construct imposed by colonial powers, the people share deep historical ties with the Ethiopian interior (language, culture, religion, and historical governance). Recognizing this ties, the United Nations deliberated Eritrea's future as a former Italian colony and rather than granting outright independence or partitioning the territory, the General Assembly adopted Resolution 390 (V) on December 2, 1950, following Italy's defeat in World War II. This resolution explicitly federated Eritrea with Ethiopia as an autonomous unit under Ethiopian sovereignty, effective September 1952. The federation was grounded in several key considerations that superseded pure colonial boundaries: The resolution recognized longstanding ethnic, linguistic, and historical connections between Eritrean and Ethiopian peoples. Eritrea's viability was linked to Ethiopia, including shared trade routes and Ethiopia's need for sea access. As the victor over Italian colonial aggression, Ethiopia had strong historical and strategic interests in the Red Sea coast. Unlike many African decolonization cases, the UN did not treat Eritrea as entitled to automatic separation based solely on Italian borders. The federation effectively reintegrated it, overriding the colonial division while balancing self-determination with regional realities. The federation's dissolution by Emperor Haile Selassie in 1962 was indeed a violation of the UN arrangement too. However, when de facto independence was achieved in 1991 and formalized via referendum in 1993, the TPLF-led Ethiopian government accepted the full colonial-era boundaries without contesting their applicability. This included Assab, a port acquired separately by Italy from the Afar Sultanates and historically peripheral to the Eritrean highlands, despite weaker ethnic or historical ties to the core Eritrean identity. By endorsing this framework, rooted in the principle of ‘uti possidetis juris’ as upheld by the Organization of African Unity, the TPLF-led government either misunderstood or deliberately overlooked the unique status of the 1952 UN federation. That resolution had already "corrected" the colonial imposition by prioritizing historical unity and Ethiopia's maritime interests. Accepting the colonial borders wholesale permanently closed Ethiopia's direct access to the Red Sea, transforming a historically maritime power into a landlocked state. Whether this stemmed from political expediency, given that TPLF is in strong alliance with the Eritrean People's Liberation Front during the struggle against the Derg or incomplete grasp of the nuanced international precedents, the outcome disregarded Ethiopia's long-term national interests and the balanced approach embodied in UN Resolution 390 (V), and it is clearly reflected in this interview.

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